NEWSVeterans Day observance in Michigan and Washington D.C.Members of the 102nd US Colored Troops Co.B Black History Group march through the cemetery carrying the American flag during the 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony hosted by the Detroit Historical Society at the Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit, Michigan on November 11, 2016.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsA release of 21 doves for peace take to the air over graves of Civil War veterans at the Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsA member of the Martin Luther King HS JROTC waits to present roses on the grave markers of members of the 102nd U.S. Civil War and Native-American Troops.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsRick Schott, representing the Native American Community of Southeast Michigan, lays small packets of tobacco down on Native American veterans graves, "Tobacco is one of the plants the creator gave us to pray with; we lay it down in prayer for these Native Americans that have served and made the ultimate sacrifice."Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsA World War II T-6 training plane, known as the "pilot maker" from the Tuskegee Airmen National Historical Museum makes a 'fly-over' during the ceremony. 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsVeterans including Charles Johnson, center, have a moment of silence during a wreath ceremony at the 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony hosted by the Detroit Historical Society.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsSenator Gary Peters talks with World War II veterans Mario Gizzi, Walter Bala and Alexander Jefferson, as well as John Clark and Robert Haffner before they are officially awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honor Medal from the Consul General of France for the Midwest Vincent Floreani for their role in liberating France from Nazi occupation during a ceremony at the Shriners Center in Southfield, Michigan on November 11, 2016.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsWorld War II veterans John Clark, Robert Haffner, Mario Gizzi, Walter Bala and Alexander Jefferson before being awarded the Knight of the Legion of Honor Medal.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsWorld War II veterans Mario Gizzi, receives the Knight of the Legion of Honor Medal from the Consul General of France for the Midwest Vincent Floreani.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsThe Knight of the Legion of Honor Medal, France's premier award to recognize eminent accomplishments of service to France.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsJohn Rihn, a National Park Service volunteer makes a rubbing of a name at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall on Veterans Day on Friday, Nov. 11, 2016, in Washington, D.C.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesA Park Service volunteer points to a name on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesWorld War II veterans attend a Veterans Day ceremony at the National World War II Memorial.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesMembers of the First Cavalry Honor Guards walk the steps of the Lincoln memorial on Veterans Day.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesU.S. veterans salute during the playing of the national anthem during a Veterans Day ceremony at the World War II Memorial.Win McNamee, Getty ImagesPresident Barack Obama arrives for a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.Yuri Gripas, Getty ImagesPresident Barack Obama participates in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.Yuri Gripas, Getty ImagesPresident Barack Obama arrives to lay the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns.Pablo Martinez Monsivais, Associated PressA service dog stands next to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall on Veterans Day in Washington, D.C.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesItems are left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesVietnam war veterans make a rubbing of the name "John Patrone" as they pay their respects at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesVeterans attend a Veterans Day ceremony at the National World War II Memorial.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesMembers of the First Cavalry Honor Guards pay their respects at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesVisitors pay their respects to the soldiers killed during the war at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.Olivier Douliery, Getty ImagesMembers of the 102nd US Colored Troops Co.B Black History Group march through the cemetery carrying the American flag during the 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsWayne County Sheriffs officers Sgt. Lee Smith and Corporal Nathan Pew at the 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsKing High School Crusader Battalion members Spence Clark and Dejenea Carter stand at attention during the ceremony.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsCass Tech Jr. Army Rotc, one of over a dozen high school rotc groups in attendance, during the ceremonies.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsMartin Luther King HS JROTC member Ayubu Tellis lays a rose down on a grave marker during the presentation of the Roses to the 102nd U.S. Civil War and Native-American troops.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsYulanda Burgess, wearing period clothing from the 1860's, looks on during the ceremony.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsMicah Thomas of MLK Jr. High School plays taps at the closing of the 32nd Annual Veterans Day Observance Ceremony hosted by the Detroit Historical Society.Daniel Mears, Detroit NewsA high school ROTC member holds the flag of the 102nd United States Colored Troop, an African American infantry unit of the Union Army during the American Civil War. Eight-hundred-forty-five men from Detroit, southern Michigan, and Ontario, Canada, volunteered for the regiment.Daniel Mears, Detroit News